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2009-10-23
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@ Ireland
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#372
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On the one hand, why not... Build 3 works as supposed. If you have build 2 or older, upgrade. If you have n810, upgrade.
On the other hand, I'm very interested in Saturn's test.py output...
advanced-power 0.4.0-8 advanced-power-|10n-ru-ru 0.3.1-3 advanced-power-monitor 0.5.0-5
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2009-10-23
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@ Moscow
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Here i have a serious problem. After some tests, i noticed that apm uses CPU all the time.
The python process has constantly load 0-6% and if cpu is set to on-demand it works on 400Mηz (and drains the battery). If i turn off the apm applet, this doesn't happen.
Is that a bug? Do you know of that?
top -b | grep $(ps aux | grep 'AdvancedPower' | grep -v 'grep' | awk {'print $3'}) >> /home/user/MyDocs/apm.log
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2009-10-23
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@ Moscow
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#374
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Upgraded to the version in Extras on my n800.
Unfortunately had the same problem as Saturn i.e. applet not visible in the status bar.
How does one clean up the conf?
I have the gconf editor tool but it doesn't seem to have a delete option.
Edit: Advanced power doesn't appear to be in my Installed Applications list in Application manager.
I presume it didn't install correctly then? It reported that it had installed and prompted for a reboot.
When I look in the "Browse installable applications" list in Application manager it lists the following for advanced power:Code:advanced-power 0.4.0-8 advanced-power-|10n-ru-ru 0.3.1-3 advanced-power-monitor 0.5.0-5
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2009-10-23
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@ Canada
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#375
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2009-10-23
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@ Greece-Athens
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#376
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2009-10-23
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@ Greece-Athens
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It's really strange. When device goes to idle APM don't get any info, so don't use CPU.
My tests gave 0-1.9% of CPU use with all items turned on.
Can you provide top/htop output for APM?
E.g. attach apm.log from running
EDIT: And let it cycle for an hour or more. Be careful with diskspaceCode:top -b | grep $(ps aux | grep 'AdvancedPower' | grep -v 'grep' | awk {'print $3'}) >> /home/user/MyDocs/apm.log
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2009-10-23
, 18:57
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@ Moscow
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This command doesn't write anything.
When I said that python process has load all the time, i meant when the device is in use and i have opened the process manager of load-applet or running «top» in xterm.
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2009-10-23
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@ Greece-Athens
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This command writes to /home/user/MyDocs/apm.log output of top for AdvancedPowerMonitor process...
Alternatively you can post output of top.
0.1 19.9 python 0.3 0.5 0.9 1.5 1.8 1.9 0.3 0.1 1.3 1.5 ....... Is that the cpu load? load-applet shows 0-6% now
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2009-10-23
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@ Moscow
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But there is no output! The file was created but empty
Is that the cpu load?
load-applet shows 0-6% now
The python process has constantly load 0-6% and if cpu is set to on-demand it works on 400Mηz (and drains the battery). If i turn off the apm applet, this doesn't happen.
Is that a bug? Do you know of that?